A and B drive to a petrol pump. A says “I want 20 litres of petrol” and B says “I want Rs. 2,000/- worth of petrol”. What can you say about A and B’s demand curves of petrol?

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A and B drive to a petrol pump. A says “I want 20 litres of
petrol” and B says “I want Rs. 2,000/- worth of petrol”. What
can you say about A and B’s demand curves of petrol?

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